@adicarter I suppose trees do have a finite lifespan, but it's definitely weird-looking.
I was helping one of the Graves sheep get the juiciest nettles from a bit she couldn't quite reach through the fence the other day! They don't look particularly underfed, that's for sure!
@adicarter Oh god! That's a life lesson and no mistake. Our olden-days one died in dramatic style when it sprayed molten cheese across the room as it reached its climax. The plates were mainly composed of decades-old blackened grease by that point though, so it didn't owe us anything.
@adicarter I have to say, while our newish Breville is generally fine, it doesn't create a quality separation between the triangles, which means we have to use a pair of scissors to divide them. Our old one virtually popped them out as individual twins without any additional surgery.
@adicarter Sadly ours only manage about 1 mile/100m respectively these days, but they still love going up there, even if Ebby ends up being carried in her special hound satchel for most of the way.
@adicarter It's my favourite! It used to feel quite a way away from us, but I realised that I can actually walk there in almost exactly half an hour - it's a big uphill, but good exercise.
@adicarter@TheBlackDog Bloody marvellous! Looking at these delectable images does make me miss eggs - I'm only glad that baked beans are, and always will be, as vegan as kale or quinoa - I'll never be robbed of beans on toast. π
#GardeningTwitter Why is my Hawthorn doing this?! I planted bare root plants last winter - they began to grow really vigorously for a couple of months last spring, then the leaves began to curl, an odd white powder appeared, and they stopped growing. And it's happening again! βΉοΈ
Why is my Hawthorn doing this?! I planted bare root plants last winter, and last spring they began to grow really vigorously for a couple of months, then the leaves began to curl, an odd white powder appeared, and they basically stopped growing. And it's happening again! βΉοΈ Help!